Nicaburns
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I have seen it discussed in several threads but there doesn’t seem to be a solid consensus on whether this is truly possible or just a fools errand. Any tips and advice would be appreciated!
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Is it feasible to travel with a Supressor to Africa?
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Fill out a 4457 and take your tax Stamp with you. Carry it in your locked gun case or checked luggage.
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Locked gun case or in checked luggage. Locked gun case is where mine travels.
Edit to this make sure you are using a quality gun case, like a Pelican, Eylar etc. Plano is not a quality gun case. It maybe TSA approved, but they are junk. When you compare it to other cases the lack of quality material is apparent.
Edit to this make sure you are using a quality gun case, like a Pelican, Eylar etc. Plano is not a quality gun case. It maybe TSA approved, but they are junk. When you compare it to other cases the lack of quality material is apparent.
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What a great way to kick off our 2025 hunting season in South Africa.
This beautiful Impala ram was taken at just over 300 yards, took a few steps and toppled over.
We are looking forward to the next week and a half of hunting with our first client of the year.
This beautiful Impala ram was taken at just over 300 yards, took a few steps and toppled over.
We are looking forward to the next week and a half of hunting with our first client of the year.
Handcannons wrote on Jaayunoo's profile.
Do you have any more copies of African Dangerous Game Cartridges, Author: Pierre van der Walt ? I'm looking for one. Thanks for any information, John [redacted]